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WANTED: Cassia hebecarpa

10 years ago

I am looking for a bunch of Cassia hebecarpa seeds. I think it's also called Senna. I've been creating a butterfly habitat by planting as many host plants that I can for many different kinds of butterflies. I know that sulphurs lay their eggs on cassia, and this particular kind is native to PA, so this is the kind that I would like. If you have any of these seeds, please email me at yomamab2002 at yahoo dot com and I will email you a list of the seeds that I have to trade.
Cathy

Comments (2)

kchd
10 years ago
Cathy,
I have some Wild Senna (Cassia hebecarpa) seeds I would love to share with you!
Katie
caterwallin
Original Author
10 years ago
Katie, Thanks for the fast response! I guess I got my seeds then! :) Well, at least I will before too long. I just hope that you can find seeds off of my list that you can use. I sent you an email.
Cathy

This post was edited by caterwallin on Fri, Mar 7, 14 at 22:55
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